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[dinosaur] Interview with Thomas Hopp about dinosaur brooding and his Sci-Fi series Dinosaur Wars

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https://iknowdino.com/Nodosaurus-Episode-223/

Thomas Hopp has long promoted that feathers evolved for broodingânot locomotion or display. We discuss his research with him and how it influenced his Sci-Fi books.

We also discuss the new American Tyrannosauroid,ÂMoros intrepidus,Âand some upcoming dinosaur events.

-Garret

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